Hi All, Been using Claude code for a while now. I think contrary to what many might think… I have observed that Claude excels at writing performant, numerical code (I work in the sciences) where errors/performance can be rigidly defined and checked with benchmark scripts, tests, and obviously stack traces for errors. Its amazing However, I have found web dev to be much more painful. It’s much harder to say “The human experience of this web interface you made just isn’t that great” than “this function is failing a finite difference gradient check”. Further, web dev has an inherently harder feedback loop, with the browser etc. So my question is: Are there efficient web workflows? I don’t have much experience with JS/webdev. Are there good ways to test JS outside of a served page? Any tips appreciated! submitted by /u/IntelligentCicada363
Originally posted by u/IntelligentCicada363 on r/ClaudeCode
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